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Akkadizationed adj. Reduced by drink to a ceremonial version of yourself, advancing slowly and explaining every movement. Giobany was Akkadizationed, giving a ceremonial account of each step down to the kitchen. Akkadogramed adj. Softened by drink into a single sign of distress, repeated whenever speech or balance is required. Arabella-rose was Akkadogramed, communicating chiefly by pointing at the stairs and producing one syllable. Aklanonned adj. Sharpened by drink into abrupt corrections, clipped replies and a remarkable sensitivity to the edge of every step. Jiang was Aklanonned, making sharp corrections at each stair and shorter ones in conversation. Aksaray Malaklisied adj. Still drunk, and guarding the coat pile with the solemnity of a large livestock dog. Rush remained by the cloakroom, Aksaray Malaklisied, and challenged anyone approaching the coats. Akshayapatraed adj. Too drunk to accept that the rounds have ended, producing another glass whenever one is removed. Shekevia was Akshayapatraed, replenishing the table long after the bar had closed. Aksumited adj. Sufficiently drunk to treat the journey home as a trading expedition requiring several unnecessary stops. Jerika went Aksumited and exchanged directions with three strangers before leaving the pub. Aktionsarted adj. Describing a drinker who has acquired a precise internal sense of when every round began and must end. Yassmin got Aktionsarted and explained that the evening had entered its final phase. Akuapemed adj. Having drunk more than one route home can reasonably accommodate, and still requesting another. Banita was Akuapemed and ordered a further round despite having lost the table number. Akuapimed adj. You have drunk enough to make the walk home a matter for collective planning. Sierraleone was Akuapimed, requiring two companions and a carefully negotiated pavement. Akubra hatted adj. Describing a drinker who has made the coatroom hat part of the evening's formal attire. Keaundria arrived at the taxi rank Akubra hatted and carrying someone else's umbrella. Akubraed (/əˈkuːbɹəd/) adj. Of a drinker who has acquired a broad-brimmed hat and regards it as sufficient protection for the journey home. Evynn left Akubraed, tipping the borrowed hat to the doorman and missing the kerb. Akwa'alaed adj. A drinker who has turned the walk home into a quiet procession with an unplanned escort. Cendrine was Akwa'alaed, leaving the pub with three companions and no clear destination. Akwapemed adj. You are drunk and treating every person at the bar as a separate opportunity for another round. Mariaangela was Akwapemed, buying drinks for people whose names she had just forgotten. Akwapimed adj. Of a drinker: drunk enough to multiply a simple departure into several competing arrangements. Raffi was Akwapimed, with one friend at the taxi rank and another still ordering chips. aka misoed adj. You have drunk enough to turn every quiet thought red, savoury and considerably more assertive. Eadha was aka misoed and insisted that every sandwich needed a darker seasoning. akaakaied adj. Drunk to a degree that leaves you slender, swaying and suitable for supporting the evening’s imaginary thatch. Deiniol became akaakaied, leaning neatly against the settle like roof material.